Bolt Interactive Pet Laser Toy
November 20th, 2009
The pet industry is a billion dollar one, and pet goods and supplies are thriving. Many people are searching for ways to keep their pets happier and healthier and one way is to the keep the pet entertained. The Bolt Interactive Pet Laser Toy is a device designed for cats.
Cats love anything that moves quickly and is intriguing. Cats should stay entertained with the Bolt Interactive Pet Laser Toy. The Bolt Interactive Pet Laser Toy is a great piece of technology that dances a laser beam dot onto the floor or wall. The device provides a way for pet owners to show their cat some attention without having to put in much effort, because the Bolt Interactive Pet Laser Toy does all of the work. The laser beam dances around for the cat to chase, but not to catch.
The Bolt Interactive Pet Laser Toy features two modes – automatic and manual. If the pet owner wants to guide the laser beam on their own, they can simply set the device to a manual mode. When the device is on the automatic mode it will automatically turn off after 15 minutes. There is also a mirror attached so that the laser is able to shine in various angles and directions.
The device is a fun toy for cats, and helps them to get a bit of exercise and entertainment.
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Good idea for entertaining cats, but don’t veterinarians recommend making sure that the cat never looks directly into the laser? While this is running on auto, there is nothing to protect the cat’s retina if it chooses to look at the beam.
I didn’t think of that. And cats are pretty smart (unlike dogs) so they might take a peak into the laser. Curiosity did kill the cat.
What a great idea! my cat will love it so much.
Good questioon gadgeta about the cat looking into the laser…
My wife and I bought one of these for our cat and weren’t too impressed with it while it was working. It’s a laser pointer mounted on a motor spinning around. T he mirror has to be controlled manually for keeping the pointer in your cats reach. About the time the cat was getting into it, it stopped working. We had it less than a day before returning it and getting a cheaper device that does the same thing.